Nick

It would require CSS and some other code to make this work effectively. Sorry.

Thanks.

Is there a way to do this? I have no CSS control so I'm hoping this could be done with a few lines of HTML.

Thanks in advance!

To determine the CSS styles, look at the source code for the specific CSS style to change the section you wish to change.

The CSS styles are many. Experiment with:

aside .widget li a:hover

Thanks.

Metadata - Show photo metadata (Exif) in carousel, when available.

What I'm talking about is giving visitors the ability to hover over any given image, whether viewed as a carousel or not, and view the EXIF information that you specify.

Hover over any of the images in this thread and you'll get an idea what I'm talking about: http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/51328944

Under wordpress settings just a checkbox to enable/disable the feature and then a checkbox next to each of the available EXIF options.

Including EXIF data is optional so I'm not clear on what it is that you need help with.

Under wordpress settings just a checkbox to enable/disable the feature and then a checkbox next to each of the available EXIF options.

This keeps photo blogs clean instead of having to try to manually add shot information as either a caption or separate paragraph.

The following example will hide the "Read Article →" block that appears for recent articles on hover on the Oxygen theme Showcase page template:

.hentry:hover a.read-more {
	display: none;
}

My question is simple: I need to either remove or customise the 'read article' link that by default appears when you hover over a post on Oxygen theme.

I have removed the featured picture on each post and I think that has messed up the alignment of the 'read article' link -- it does not appear in line with each post and the space-alignment has gone all haywire. (I might just prefer deleting the link in its entirety if the space alignment is complicated.)

Can someone please help?

Thanks a ton in advance. :)

.entry-content a:link, #main a:visited {
	color: #247cf8;
	text-decoration: none;
}
.entry-content a:hover {
	color: #8f8f8f !important;
	text-decoration: underline;
}
.widget-area .widget a:link, .widget-area .widget a:visited {
	color: #8f8f8f!important;
	text-decoration: none;
	font-size: 14px;
}
<p>.widget-area .widget a:hover {
	color: #247cf8!important;
}

The site actually is hosted on wordpress.com. It appears that it is not because of the Domain Mapping upgrade (http://en.support.wordpress.com/domains/).

Thanks again.

#main a:hover {<br /> color: #8f8f8f!important;<br /> text-decoration: underline;<br /> }

And:

.widget-area .widget a:hover {<br /> color: #000!important;<br /> }

In this case, precedence is being given to the first CSS code snippet. Deleting the "!important" from the "#main a:hover" declaration will solve this.

Additionally, I noticed your blog is not hosted at WordPress.com. There is a separate forum for self-hosted WordPress blogs - please use the wordpress.org support forums for any future problems. http://wordpress.org/support/forum/themes-and-templates

I had thought the below would have worked:

.widget-area .widget a:hover {<br /> color: #247cf8 !important;<br /> }

I had though the "!important" would help override the default CSS (it "saved" other customization that wasn't overriding), but no luck. Any suggestions? Thanks.

I don't want to give you a wrong advice by assuming what you are taking about. Can you please provide the URL of the gallery page?

I'm not an expert with HTML and CSS, but I'm fairly brave about editing. :) Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

I'm not an expert with HTML and CSS, but I'm fairly brave about editing. :) Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Thank you - really grateful for your help with that.

.entry-meta a:hover {
border-bottom: 1px solid #FF5A00;
color: #FF5A00;
}

I think the colour code you've given me is the grey, hence my response.

.entry-meta, .entry-meta a {
color: #7C8196 !important;
}

.entry-meta a {
color: #7C8196 !important;
}

Could it be somewhere else in the stylesheet?

.entry-meta, .entry-meta a {
color: #7C8196;
}

If you only want to change the actual category and leave a comment text colors, then do this instead.

.entry-meta a {
    color: #7C8196;
}